Exam 15: Fiscal Policy
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Use Figure: Fiscal Policy I. If the economy is operating at point A, then there is _____ gap, and the government can _____ transfers to close this gap.
Figure: Fiscal Policy I

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Which one of the following is NOT a part of the U.S federal government's mandatory spending?
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If the full employment level of output for an economy is 1,000 units and it is currently producing 900 units, then there is _____ gap, and the government can _____ taxes to close the gap.
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In one economy, both low-income and high-income people pay 10 percent of their income in taxes. In this case, the economy has a _____ tax system.
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The amount of U.S. federal government spending that is chosen by the Congress and the president is known as _____ spending.
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